I saw the Irish Repertory Theater's rendition of Eugene O'Neil's beyond the Horizon on Thursday Night with my dad. It was an eventful evening, of imaginative narrative based theater. I had not had the pleasure of reading the play beforehand, so I was excited by the introduction to the work.
The evening length play staged a family in distress over finances and the managemet of a family business: a farm in the rural midwestern united states. The idea of love as a floating dream between two brothers and one women unraveled, dreams of travel and reading and ideas juxtaposed with the realities of manual labor and income. It's quite interesting. I am glad I went to see the play, and look forward to reading some more of the political works of Eugene O'Neal. Thanks dad, for the suggestion, the company, and the meal.
The evening length play staged a family in distress over finances and the managemet of a family business: a farm in the rural midwestern united states. The idea of love as a floating dream between two brothers and one women unraveled, dreams of travel and reading and ideas juxtaposed with the realities of manual labor and income. It's quite interesting. I am glad I went to see the play, and look forward to reading some more of the political works of Eugene O'Neal. Thanks dad, for the suggestion, the company, and the meal.
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